good work of narration and pictures ..can you please make more documentaries thanks
@ammonbakarri-o5524Күн бұрын
The simbas were the good guys Mobutu and the prime minister were not on our side. You see what he did to Lumumbas
@ammonbakarri-o5524Күн бұрын
Kabila killed Lumumba he cause the madness Mobutu all served as puppets for Europe and west. Lumumba appointed them and was betrayed. Theres reason Lumumba was eliminated allowing fo all of these to be set up. Why country has been used for its minerals oil and abandoned Was haitian feeling ashamed, but seeing all the corruption and sellouts among the african bredrin is shameful.
@ademolafayemi9093Күн бұрын
a very terrible man
@SamuelTura22 күн бұрын
You deserve more subscribers, it’s good to learn about African history. Keep making the content you make, and spread the truth!
@osmannyabaosman952 күн бұрын
Whatever suspicion the Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah had about the Western powers then can't be described as he being paranoid. It was a fact and he knew they were after him and sadly with the collaborators help, they overthrew his government. He could have also practicalised the position of the non-aligned position Ghana took then without being seen siding with any bloc because the Soviet Union then couldn't and never helped any ally who sided with them during the height of the cold war. Also, if he wanted to rule Ghana for long, he could have maintained the parliamentary system of government but he thought the Presidential system came with more power as a leader and that was the beginning of his mistake. It took Flt. Lt. J.J. Rawlings' regime to punish some of those coup makers including the ones that happened afterwards for coups to be stopped completely in Ghana; even though, President Rawlings himself a coup maker, we were finally ushered into the fourth Republic on the 7th January, 1993 through his efforts.
@stevejones56152 күн бұрын
Thank you
@lebobelo3 күн бұрын
amazing editing and good story telling of African battles and geo politics.
@jameskamau24963 күн бұрын
Nice and well researched documentary.
@arubu_jr4 күн бұрын
Wow! An enlightened watch yet again. Thanks Kema… DRC is richly blessed.
@isaacfrimpongopuni77544 күн бұрын
Civitatis Ghaniensis Conditor. Dr. Nkrumah ❤🇬🇭
@isaacfrimpongopuni77544 күн бұрын
Dr. Kwame Nkrumah Civitatis Ghaniensis Conditor. 🇬🇭🇬🇭❤
@thomasfourie89924 күн бұрын
How can it be a African world War?
@VRed2244 күн бұрын
I can't thank you enough for all the amazing content you share on KZread. Thank you so much Bisi 🙏🏽
@francisvilasmensah2164 күн бұрын
-You think it was easy to mobilize to shame and ditch British superpower authority? -You think it was easy to fight for the less privileged against an inner circle of powerful bourgeoises? -You think it was easy to bring together and unite enemy ethnic groups and tribes who had their own sworn respective leaders? -You think it was easy to remain resolute and continue to fight for a nation and an entire continent after several attempts of assassination and opposition? -You think it was easy to persuade, awaken and enlighten an entire continent under colonial rule? -You think it was easy to build over 20 fully functioning and effectively producing industries in just 9 years of governance? -You think it was easy to set off a nation without any production lines to a self sustaining nation producing more than half it consumed, also just in 9 years? -You think it was easy to bring a colony into such fast pace of development that it became a flash of hope the entire world keenly looked upon? -etc in just NINE (9) YEARS as Head of state? - You think it was easy, after all those years, to not accumulate a single property for oneself nor inheritance for one's family? ...All against the odds and influences of foreign intelligence agencies? It takes a MESSIAH. This man achieved it ALL. NKRUMAH NEVER DIES! He forever LIVES!
@kwakuduahkonongo75102 күн бұрын
YES SIR, HE WAS A TRUE VISIONARY
@femiomar4 күн бұрын
Yoruba here. Checking in ❤❤❤
@ErioMillionz-yb7ur4 күн бұрын
Give us the first Congo War please. And the origins of M23
@belloekundayo2144 күн бұрын
Wow! Thank you, Bisi, for this highly informative documentary about Congo. As the common adage in Yorubaland goes, "We can all see the beginning of war, but we may never know how far it will take us in terms of destruction and duration." Bisi, are things now stable in Congo (DRC)?
@somuryz4 күн бұрын
so many inaccuracies in your research for sure. especially the mine part. you forgot that pre- genocide govt had not clear data on mineral export and yet they had mining companies registered by France and Belgium. Uganda discovered gem deposit even today still exports it. if the stone were stolen wouldn't that mean they no longer have export parity and why are they keep exporting if they have no deposit of such minerals?
@Abugo3524 күн бұрын
We must acknowledge the historical division and manipulation of African tribes by European powers. The deliberate carving of smaller territories and instigation of tribal conflicts have hindered the potential for a united African empire. Until we confront this truth, our progress will remain stunted.
@ironman50344 күн бұрын
Great video, i was surprised i was not recommended this earlier
@ironman50344 күн бұрын
I have been asking for such a video, for a while now, you did a great job, with the maps and overall history behind it, keep making great informative content
@gakahuruko23314 күн бұрын
Kwame Nkruman got inspired by Marcus Garvey in New York. A true Pan-African.
@asone97975 күн бұрын
Point of vital correction, it was General Acheampong who welcomed President Nkrumahs remains to Ghana. Rawlins was a young pilot then, he flew the helicopter that had President Nkrumahs remains to Nkroful. It was President Nkrumah who gave a young recruit Acheampong the opportunity to join the army .General Acheampong never forgot this. Well done documentary, however this last bit needs to be corrected.
@chalbyengodwin5 күн бұрын
The biafrans survived all these.... I started shedding tears at the "Asaba massacre" . Why?? 😢
@yugelo15 күн бұрын
I found this channel about two weeks ago...the more I watch, the more I see how history/time works in cycles...and how I need to adjust to survive
@CountSadistOIII5 күн бұрын
Bisi,Much love from Finland 🇫🇮 I watch every video you make, keep the good work rolling
@joanaboakye65355 күн бұрын
I'm a Ghanaian thank you❤❤❤
@zealmediaproductions8445 күн бұрын
Kagame
@Num_Phive6 күн бұрын
The Biafra war was the deadliest.
@kreationkaze6 күн бұрын
Great content. Thank you your educating the world on Africa
@FinalXI6 күн бұрын
Bisi I really want to thank you for all the efforts you put into your videos. God bless and honour you before men.
@dennyzbenen47376 күн бұрын
when was the flagstaff house built ? not sure Nkrumah saw it... anyway very inspiring . thanks
@denis-mf3cx6 күн бұрын
This is a very good story, very well told and very well acted for the film! Thank you very much.
@AfroKingg6 күн бұрын
Interesting video bro✊
@martinniiakoodoi97816 күн бұрын
A Nigerian telling my history .... Much respect.
@nanaakua91246 күн бұрын
GREAT JOB BISI I HAVE NEVER SEEN A DOCUMENTARY AS DETAILED AS THIS ABOUT MY OWN HISTORY AND THE GREATEST SON AND FATHER OF AFRICA OSAGYEFO DR. KWAME NKRUMAH GOD BLESS YOU SO SO IMPRESSED BUT THE TRUTH IS MOST OF THE INFORMATION ON CORRUPTION AND DICTATORSHIP WERE FALSE THEY WERE ALL WESTERN PROPAGANDA LED BY THE CIA, M.I 5 OF THE UK SO YOU WATCHING NEVER BE DECEIVED MOST OF THIS DOCUMENTARIES ARE PRO WESTERN LED BARE FACE LIES TO DENEGRADE THE GREAT LEGACY OF LEADERSHIP THAT TOWERS SHOULDERS HIGH ABOVE THEIR LEADERS AND SADLY SOME AFRICANS BELIEVE IN IT. IF YOU WANT THE TRUTH READ ABOUT NKRUMAH'S BOOK NEOCOLONIALISM
@jricky767 күн бұрын
Another good one, what of a documentary about Kabila's time, the invasion by rwanda/ uganda his assasination.. that's another one I'd wish to no more about.
@bisimedia7 күн бұрын
I just made a video about it. It’s called the African World War
@jricky766 күн бұрын
@@bisimedia Thank you for the good job, I will watch it too👏👏👏
@HispleMedia7 күн бұрын
The banyamulenge and the Interahemwe people are always mentioned. I hope Africa finds peace in this troubled area soon. Thank you for this great job. ❤
@mvajuru76206 күн бұрын
The Interahamwe are Genocidaires.
@neildavid1023 сағат бұрын
The interahamwe are the reason for Congo’s problems. Until Congolese government understands this they’ll never see peace inside their borders
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good work of narration and pictures ..can you please make more documentaries thanks
The simbas were the good guys Mobutu and the prime minister were not on our side. You see what he did to Lumumbas
Kabila killed Lumumba he cause the madness Mobutu all served as puppets for Europe and west. Lumumba appointed them and was betrayed. Theres reason Lumumba was eliminated allowing fo all of these to be set up. Why country has been used for its minerals oil and abandoned Was haitian feeling ashamed, but seeing all the corruption and sellouts among the african bredrin is shameful.
a very terrible man
You deserve more subscribers, it’s good to learn about African history. Keep making the content you make, and spread the truth!
Whatever suspicion the Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah had about the Western powers then can't be described as he being paranoid. It was a fact and he knew they were after him and sadly with the collaborators help, they overthrew his government. He could have also practicalised the position of the non-aligned position Ghana took then without being seen siding with any bloc because the Soviet Union then couldn't and never helped any ally who sided with them during the height of the cold war. Also, if he wanted to rule Ghana for long, he could have maintained the parliamentary system of government but he thought the Presidential system came with more power as a leader and that was the beginning of his mistake. It took Flt. Lt. J.J. Rawlings' regime to punish some of those coup makers including the ones that happened afterwards for coups to be stopped completely in Ghana; even though, President Rawlings himself a coup maker, we were finally ushered into the fourth Republic on the 7th January, 1993 through his efforts.
Thank you
amazing editing and good story telling of African battles and geo politics.
Nice and well researched documentary.
Wow! An enlightened watch yet again. Thanks Kema… DRC is richly blessed.
Civitatis Ghaniensis Conditor. Dr. Nkrumah ❤🇬🇭
Dr. Kwame Nkrumah Civitatis Ghaniensis Conditor. 🇬🇭🇬🇭❤
How can it be a African world War?
I can't thank you enough for all the amazing content you share on KZread. Thank you so much Bisi 🙏🏽
-You think it was easy to mobilize to shame and ditch British superpower authority? -You think it was easy to fight for the less privileged against an inner circle of powerful bourgeoises? -You think it was easy to bring together and unite enemy ethnic groups and tribes who had their own sworn respective leaders? -You think it was easy to remain resolute and continue to fight for a nation and an entire continent after several attempts of assassination and opposition? -You think it was easy to persuade, awaken and enlighten an entire continent under colonial rule? -You think it was easy to build over 20 fully functioning and effectively producing industries in just 9 years of governance? -You think it was easy to set off a nation without any production lines to a self sustaining nation producing more than half it consumed, also just in 9 years? -You think it was easy to bring a colony into such fast pace of development that it became a flash of hope the entire world keenly looked upon? -etc in just NINE (9) YEARS as Head of state? - You think it was easy, after all those years, to not accumulate a single property for oneself nor inheritance for one's family? ...All against the odds and influences of foreign intelligence agencies? It takes a MESSIAH. This man achieved it ALL. NKRUMAH NEVER DIES! He forever LIVES!
YES SIR, HE WAS A TRUE VISIONARY
Yoruba here. Checking in ❤❤❤
Give us the first Congo War please. And the origins of M23
Wow! Thank you, Bisi, for this highly informative documentary about Congo. As the common adage in Yorubaland goes, "We can all see the beginning of war, but we may never know how far it will take us in terms of destruction and duration." Bisi, are things now stable in Congo (DRC)?
so many inaccuracies in your research for sure. especially the mine part. you forgot that pre- genocide govt had not clear data on mineral export and yet they had mining companies registered by France and Belgium. Uganda discovered gem deposit even today still exports it. if the stone were stolen wouldn't that mean they no longer have export parity and why are they keep exporting if they have no deposit of such minerals?
We must acknowledge the historical division and manipulation of African tribes by European powers. The deliberate carving of smaller territories and instigation of tribal conflicts have hindered the potential for a united African empire. Until we confront this truth, our progress will remain stunted.
Great video, i was surprised i was not recommended this earlier
I have been asking for such a video, for a while now, you did a great job, with the maps and overall history behind it, keep making great informative content
Kwame Nkruman got inspired by Marcus Garvey in New York. A true Pan-African.
Point of vital correction, it was General Acheampong who welcomed President Nkrumahs remains to Ghana. Rawlins was a young pilot then, he flew the helicopter that had President Nkrumahs remains to Nkroful. It was President Nkrumah who gave a young recruit Acheampong the opportunity to join the army .General Acheampong never forgot this. Well done documentary, however this last bit needs to be corrected.
The biafrans survived all these.... I started shedding tears at the "Asaba massacre" . Why?? 😢
I found this channel about two weeks ago...the more I watch, the more I see how history/time works in cycles...and how I need to adjust to survive
Bisi,Much love from Finland 🇫🇮 I watch every video you make, keep the good work rolling
I'm a Ghanaian thank you❤❤❤
Kagame
The Biafra war was the deadliest.
Great content. Thank you your educating the world on Africa
Bisi I really want to thank you for all the efforts you put into your videos. God bless and honour you before men.
when was the flagstaff house built ? not sure Nkrumah saw it... anyway very inspiring . thanks
This is a very good story, very well told and very well acted for the film! Thank you very much.
Interesting video bro✊
A Nigerian telling my history .... Much respect.
GREAT JOB BISI I HAVE NEVER SEEN A DOCUMENTARY AS DETAILED AS THIS ABOUT MY OWN HISTORY AND THE GREATEST SON AND FATHER OF AFRICA OSAGYEFO DR. KWAME NKRUMAH GOD BLESS YOU SO SO IMPRESSED BUT THE TRUTH IS MOST OF THE INFORMATION ON CORRUPTION AND DICTATORSHIP WERE FALSE THEY WERE ALL WESTERN PROPAGANDA LED BY THE CIA, M.I 5 OF THE UK SO YOU WATCHING NEVER BE DECEIVED MOST OF THIS DOCUMENTARIES ARE PRO WESTERN LED BARE FACE LIES TO DENEGRADE THE GREAT LEGACY OF LEADERSHIP THAT TOWERS SHOULDERS HIGH ABOVE THEIR LEADERS AND SADLY SOME AFRICANS BELIEVE IN IT. IF YOU WANT THE TRUTH READ ABOUT NKRUMAH'S BOOK NEOCOLONIALISM
Another good one, what of a documentary about Kabila's time, the invasion by rwanda/ uganda his assasination.. that's another one I'd wish to no more about.
I just made a video about it. It’s called the African World War
@@bisimedia Thank you for the good job, I will watch it too👏👏👏
The banyamulenge and the Interahemwe people are always mentioned. I hope Africa finds peace in this troubled area soon. Thank you for this great job. ❤
The Interahamwe are Genocidaires.
The interahamwe are the reason for Congo’s problems. Until Congolese government understands this they’ll never see peace inside their borders